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| | TWAS 98: Smart Brown Handbag, Vent 414, Gary Myrick & Havana 3am, Shampoo |
 | | It is as if he's threatening, it seems to me, not to reveal a past embarrassment, which could be disavowed, explained or forgiven, but to expose the thinly disguised bleakness of the present, which permits no such easy remedies. |
 | | The over-accented snare sound gave me horrible headaches after only a song or two, the lyrics were abysmal, and I didn't find the cartoonish quasi-Latino, semi-rockabilly machismo endearing in the least. |
 | | His music, like his storytelling, was always painstakingly clear, and the musical clarity of his songs made them easier to take lyrically, because the coherency of the song vouched for the state of the narrator's mind even when the story itself left it in doubt. |
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